Study in Europe: What Do American Students Think About European Universities?

The University of Strathclyde is a welcoming university, with an extremely diverse set of students. This diversity allows for Strathclyde to be an extremely open and accepting place that welcomes everyone. The programmes are intensive, engaging and inclusive. Many students come from all around the world, exposing the students to new cultures and traditions. After working as an International Student Ambassador for the University of Dundee it is so amazing to see the diversity and cultures in and outside the classroom!

Imperial College London is a wonderful place to attend school. I am currently in their master’s program for Public Health and the faculty in the department has been very helpful. I have been welcomed by the faculty almost immediately since I’ve been here and they have generously walked me through how to navigate master’s study and have given me advice about living in London as an international. The course is rigorous but my favourite part about Imperial is that they provide tutors for students that students can use individually AND professors place us in small student groups with a separate senior tutor. Both help provides guidance on assignments and give helpful advice on how to succeed in classes.

The University of Essex provides a warm and open academic environment. The scenery of Wivenhoe Park and the surrounding marshes create an idyllic space to study, write and educate yourself amongst peers.

In my opinion, my University is unlike any other around. I came here from the United States as an international student and was greeted with nothing but kindness. When picking a veterinary school, this University stood out to me because it felt like home away from home, which no other school made me feel. The campus is beautiful and the learning experience is unique, they adapt to new science and are at the forefront of medicine.

I am studying the MIB and I like my university. I love that it is a very diverse group of people. However, people tend to hang out with those that look like them and where they are from. Also, a lot of rich people go to school here, which isn’t an issue unless they don’t want to be here and do work. As the majority of assignments are group projects. This might just be a program issue as I have not heard the same from other programs on campus.

The classes go, for me, at an agonizing pace. Each class meets once a week for three hours, and material goes by incredibly slowly. There are very few assignments too. It’s great to be in Athens with a ton of free time, but hard-working students looking for a challenge might find themselves bored here.

I´m quite surprised by seeing the review that say “teacher only read slides” or “teachers make us read slides”. In my case it was completely different.
Yes, there were some slides, but only wih basic definitions (and how do you expect them to appear in your brain without slides?)
Teachers were sharing their experience, explaining the things very well, giving us some tasks and exercises.
Yes, it was three months but I got enough info to start my internship.
Can not say annything now about the language trimester, has only started it, but first two days were fine

Very international college, where you are made feel very welcome. The city overall is small so it is easy to commute.
Facilities on roeterisland are immaculate,very clean and modern. There is many study spaces to use and classroom facilities for group projects

The program uses many case studies in its classes, which are very helpful for learning real-life experiences. The professors are diverse in background and the program course composition is well-rounded. It will give you an overall understanding of the business world.